Complexity Economics. A paradigm shift.
Una breve introducción.
Abstract
This research is an introduction to the economics of complexity. The Complex Adaptive Systems (cas) gives us theoretical tools as instrumental to be able to address economic phenomena better than the traditional economy. The current state of traditional economics is briefly put into context, arguing that economics as a science needs to take a step forward, to achieve a paradigm shift in modelling. We conclude that cas help us to make approximations of economic phenomena without proposing such restrictive assumptions in the initial conditions of economic models.
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